Africa’s historic hosting of the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Senegal represents a turning point in the continent’s engagement with global sport governance, offering critical lessons for Ghana and other African nations. This commentary examines how policy frameworks, regulatory structures, and parental involvement intersect to shape youth sport participation and lived experiences. Drawing on social […]
Africa’s historic hosting of the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Senegal represents a turning point in the continent’s engagement with global sport governance, offering critical lessons for Ghana and other African nations. This commentary examines how policy frameworks, regulatory structures, and parental involvement intersect to shape youth sport participation and lived experiences. Drawing on social […]
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